Wildlife crime, including poaching and wildlife trafficking, threaten the existence of particular
species. To date, research on wildlife crime has been primarily conducted by those with …

Sexual victimization of female students during the commute to college is a common and
sometimes serious problem. This small-scale study that gathers victim survey data from a …

Illegal wildlife trade is among the most profitable transnational crimes in the world. In the US
fewer than 330 agents from US Fish and Wildlife Services are tasked with inspecting 72 air …

This paper explores Oscar Newman's Defensible Space (1972) concept of geographical
juxtaposition (GJ) highlighting a significant lack of research within the criminological …

A range of concepts and lexicon of terms denote crime's tendency to concentrate. The most
established are repeat offending, repeat and near repeat victimization, geographical …

A mature body of evidence exists on the utility of clinical versus statistical-prediction of
criminal behavior. Less is known about the predictive validity of either model in terms of …

Objectives This study examines the spatial characteristics of vehicular terror attacks in Israel
from a “micro place” perspective at the street segment level. Utilizing data obtained from the …

Personal safety and security are essential criteria for measuring the quality of public
transport, and research has consistently demonstrated that crime and fear of crime affect …

Abstract The Network Kernel Density Estimation (NetKDE) is a useful tool for visualization of
point events over a network space, but it lacks in expressing the statistical significance of the …

Wildlife crime has presented a trend of diversity, globality, and severity, which has posed
severe threats to biology, ecology, economy, and society. Although researchers in these …